Guides
Running website feedback, QA and sign-off
How we collect feedback, check a site before launch and get it signed off. Written by an agency, useful whichever tools you use.
All guides
How to collect client feedback on a websiteA process for website feedback rounds: when to ask, how to brief the client, one round at a time, turning notes into a task list and closing the round.Decide when to askBrief the client before they startRun one round at a timeTurn the notes into a task listClose the roundHow to annotate a website for feedbackFour ways to annotate a web page, what each one costs the person who has to make the change, and what a note needs before anyone can act on it.A website QA checklist before launchA pre-launch QA checklist for agencies: content, links and forms, responsive layouts, accessibility, performance, SEO, analytics, redirects and rollback.A UAT template for website projectsWhat user acceptance testing means for a website, who signs off, and a template to copy: scope, test scenarios, severity levels and a sign-off block.White-label website feedback: what it means and what to checkWhat white-label should cover in a client feedback tool: the name, the link, the emails and the sign-in. A checklist to run on any tool before you buy.
Looking for how ClickNote itself works? The docs start with installing the snippet.
The tool these guides came out of
Your client clicks any element on their site and leaves a note. You get the selector, a screenshot and the device, under your own name.